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Me too, but the author describes something different. You say that you "click through to the page that finally shows the full price." So, you are explicitly su
by JohnBooty 5y ago
Me too, but the author describes something different.
You say that you "click through to the page that finally shows the full price." So, you are explicitly submitting multiple times. There's a reasonable user explanation that your information would be received by the server.
In the author's example, they're describing something more insidious -- saving the user's information before they submit the form, thereby subverting user expectation.
- beckingz 5y agoIf I haven't consented to receive your marketing emails or have not entered into a business arrangement by purchasing something, I do not expect to receive emails even if I expect that my information has been received by the server.